squawk
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Noun — A short, harsh cry, especially one made by a bird or a person in alarm.
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How to use squawk
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Etymology
First recorded in the early 1800s, almost certainly an imitation of the harsh cry itself.
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What does “squawk” mean?
The word “squawk” means a short, harsh cry, especially one made by a bird or a person in alarm. In plain terms, a harsh, sudden cry — or to complain loudly about something.
How do you pronounce “squawk”?
“Squawk” is pronounced skwawk (/skwɔːk/ in IPA).
How do you use “squawk” in a sentence?
Here is “squawk” used in a sentence: “The parrot let out a squawk when the door slammed.”
What part of speech is “squawk”?
Depending on how it is used, “squawk” can be a noun and a verb.
Where does the word “squawk” come from?
The word “squawk” dates back to around 1800. First recorded in the early 1800s, almost certainly an imitation of the harsh cry itself.
How many meanings does “squawk” have?
“Squawk” has 4 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a short, harsh cry, especially one made by a bird or a person in alarm.